Latitude 156 via Airbnb
With pristine beaches, hot surf spots and one of only two everglade systems on the planet – making it a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve – a Queensland escape to Noosa is ideal for basking in natural glory.
Here, you can kayak through the Noosa Everglades, hike through Noosa National Park to secluded swimming spots, or simply read a good book by water.
Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or a longer trip to soak up the Sunshine Coast’s breezy atmosphere, here is our curated edit of Airbnbs in Noosa that offer luxurious features and locations to make your trip memorable in the best way possible.
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GT‘s top picks for Noosa accommodation in 2026
- Best family-friendly stay: Villa Sunshine
- Best stay for couples: Lake Weyba Cottage
- Best luxury stay: La Mer Penthouse
- Best pet-friendly stay: Sunrise view villa
- Best stay in Noosa hinterland: The Noosa Ranch
Villa Sunshine
Best for: Mediterranean dreamers
Sleeps: Eight guests | Bedrooms: Four
Europe not on the cards for this year? The Mediterranean-style Villa Sunshine set just a five-minute stroll from Noosa’s Sunshine Beach might just help with the sting. With sprawling open plan living, a wraparound pool, gardens with private enclaves, alfresco dining spaces and multiple balconies, you’ll be living la dolce vita up north.
Guests loved the location of this home: “Our stay at Villa Sunshine was truly lovely. Magnificent house, stunning views, with all the comforts,” said one guest who rated their stay five-stars.
Location: Sunshine Beach
La Mer Penthouse
Best for: beach-house bliss
Sleeps: Six guests | Bedrooms: Three
Arguably the best seat in the house for oceans vistas, the aptly named La Mer (the sea in French), overlooks Laguna Bay and Main Beach. Fully-airconditioned across two levels, boasting a fully equipped gourmet kitchen, and offering access to the complex’s heated pool and spa, coastal luxury is primed.
Guests loved the location of this Hastings St stay, with great access to cosmopolitan dining options and boutique shops. “Watching the sunrise before spending the morning in the pool after a quick stroll to the beach and a cafe was exactly what we all needed,” said one five-star review.
Location: Noosa Heads
Sunrise view villa
Best for: families and their faithful companions
Sleeps: Six guests | Bedrooms: Four
Overlooking the ocean and bathed in sunlight is this north-east luxury beach house right on Sunrise Beach. With an open living plan with a large entertaining deck by the pool, you’ve an ideal setup for sunset drinks. Plus, you can possibly bring your dog along for the ride upon application.
“The house is immaculate. Spacious, beautifully decorated and perfectly located. But the views, they are just something else – whale sightings while having breakfast – can’t top that!” said one guest who rated their stay five stars, adding “the kitchen had everything we could possibly need including high-end appliances, dinner and cutlery sets for at least 8 people. Our family loved gathering around the kitchen and living areas to relax, chat and eat.”
Location: Noosa Heads
The Noosa Ranch
Best for: tropical luxury
Sleeps: Eight guests | Bedrooms: Four
Set on seven acres in a coveted pocket of the hinterland, the Noosa Ranch offers up tropical luxury that’s hard to rival. Featuring a swimming pool, mini golf course, full bar, movie theatre and six bedrooms – five of which have ensuites – it’s a perfect group resort-style retreat. Plus, it’s only a 20-minute drive from Noosa’s beaches, restaurants and shops.
“A beautiful and clean home in beautiful surroundings. Lots a space to spread out for multiple families and great sized dining area, and only short drive to Noosa and the Doonan,” said one guest, who rated their stay five-stars.
Location: Tinbeerwah
Noosa’s Best View
Best for: sweeping views
Sleeps: Four guests | Bedrooms: Two
Moments from Hastings St and Noosa Main Beach, this two-bedroom unit revels in the natural beauty of its surrounds, from the sweeping ocean views to the tranquil private lawn. Inside, bespoke cabinetry, Italian marble benchtops and sumptuous linens elevate the stay. Its most unique feature, however, is the secret sand path, leading directly to the Noosa Drive boardwalk.
“The apartment was perfect for our stay. The views were incredible from the balcony and living room, and the location was amazing – just a 10-minute walk straight down to the high street and beach,” said one five-star review.
Location: Noosa Heads
Lake Weyba Cottage
Best for: lakeside luxury
Sleeps: Two guests | Bedrooms: Studio
This quaint little studio is set across 20 acres on the tranquil shores of Lake Weyba, offering peace and quiet while being just 15 minutes from Noosa and five minutes from Peregian Beach. The cottage is made for switching off, with a queen bed, double spa bath, wood-burning heater and private outdoor space with a hammock. You’re also welcome to borrow kayaks, canoes, paddleboards and mountain bikes to explore the surrounding landscape. The lakeside setting is what really takes the cake, broadening your horizon of what a beach-stay can look like.
“Peaceful surroundings, beautiful gardens and kangaroos right at your doorstep. We really enjoyed making the most of the spa bath and fluffy robes, the local produce from the markets, and sipping wine on the verandah watching the world go by,” said one five-star review.
Location: Peregian Beach
Weyba Quays Waterfront Paradise
Best for: quiet convenience
Sleeps: Four guests | Bedrooms: Two
For a stylish waterfront escape, this two-bedroom condo sits directly on the river, just five steps from its private sandy beach and a short walk from Hastings Street. Set in a boutique gated complex in Noosa Sound, this beautifully renovated home offers bespoke and elevated interiors that feel luxurious, while outside opens to a generous timber deck where you can spend your days watching boats and ferries drift by, or take a paddle yourself straight from your doorstep.
“One of our favourite parts was being able to use the kayaks and explore the waterways – such a special touch and such a fun experience. Waking up to the water views every morning was incredible,” says one five-star review of the guest-favourite property.
Location: Noosa Heads
Casa del Sol
Best for: an elevated farm stay experience
Sleeps: Five guests | Bedrooms: Two
Casa del Sol is designed to be a complete sensory experience, featuring polished concrete floors, handmade furniture, stucco rendering and organic textures that create a relaxed, contemporary feel.
Set on acreage near Eumundi, Casa del Sol is a newly restored Mediterranean-style farmhouse surrounded by horses, chickens, geese and abundant local wildlife, with Eumundi Markets just a short drive away and Noosa’s beaches around 20 minutes by car. Spend the day on the sunny terrace or hand-carved daybed, before dining alfresco or stargazing.
One five-star review said: “The highlight of our stay was definitely meeting Angela and her animal family – she spent time with us, explaining the ins and outs of farm life and allowing us to feed and pat the horses and chickens.”
Location: Eumundi
Luxury Waterfront Stay
Best for: luxurious amenities and waterfront views
Sleeps: Five guests | Bedrooms: Two
Located right on Noosa river, families or couples will have the luxury of sauntering home via boat or jetski. Inside, the apartment is polished and family-friendly, with a dedicated rumpus room for children. Two bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, a media room and a heated lagoon pool all add to the luxurious ambiance of the place.
“Waking up to views of the river was a perfect way to start our days,” said one five-star review of the Airbnb, listed in the top 10 per cent of homes on the site.
Location: Noosaville
Latitude 156
Best for: resort-style living
Sleeps: Nine guests | Bedrooms: Four
Perched above the fairways of Noosa Valley Golf Course in the lush hinterland, Latitude 156 is a light-filled luxury home close to Noosa’s beaches and dining. Floor-to-ceiling glass opens onto a north-facing terrace overlooking the golf course, hinterland and 12.5-metre lap pool, while tropical landscaping creates a private, peaceful setting. You’ll have access to the entire home and outdoor area, including a private Swedish sauna, a pool house featuring an ensuite and steam shower.
“From the stunning pool and landscaped grounds to the peaceful surroundings, every detail felt luxurious and thoughtfully designed. It felt like staying at a private resort.”
Location: Doonan
Mabel
Best for: a pet-friendly and family escape
Sleeps: Eight guests | Bedrooms: Five
This five-bedroom, family-friendly stay is the perfect hinterland escape for those eager to spread out and be surrounded by nature. Set among tropical rainforest and nature reserves just 15 minutes from Noosa, Mabel is framed by floor-to-ceiling glass windows with views of the neighbouring reserve, where kangaroos and local wildlife wander past, while a saltwater pool, fire pit and alfresco area invite you to kick back and relax.
“Our baby and dog had a great time roaming the yard, and the parents had a great time watching them and enjoying the greenery and view. The property felt really private and secluded but only a short drive from some lovely places,” said one five-star review on the pet-friendly property.
Location: Doonan
Hastings Street is a perennial favourite for those who like to be close to the buzz, with its chic boutiques, lauded restaurants, and direct access to the golden sweep of Main Beach – plus an array of holiday rentals for an energetic stay. If you’re after something a little calmer, Sunrise Beach is breezy and residential, boasting optimal waves for surfers. Beyond the shoreline, the Noosa hinterland provides a landscape of towering gums and hidden valleys, and feature designer retreats and converted farmhouses offering seclusion and style in equal measure.
Four to five days is more than enough time to fully immerse yourself in Noosa’s relaxed luxury, from National Park trails to beachside rejuvenation, offering both calm and adventure in one trip. However, two to three days will suffice to experience the highlights – from leisurely mornings at beachfront cafés, walks among the bustling main street, with enough time for restorative afternoons at a spa or a day trip to the UNESCO-designated Noosa Everglades.
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